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25 sty 2022 · Casey Life Skills (CLS) is a set of free tools that assess the independent skills youth need to achieve their long-term goals. It aims to guide youth toward developing healthy, productive lives. Some of the functional areas that CLS assesses include: Daily living and self-care activities. Maintaining healthy relationships. Work and study habits.
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This guide provides the learner and life skill instructor (practitioner, parent or other caregiver) a place to start when creating a learning plan. It identifies the skill areas and corresponding goals and expectations to help young people and practitioners build effective plans.
What is the Casey Life Skills Assessment (CLSA)? The CLSA is: A free, online youth-centered tool that assesses life skills youth need for their well-being, confidence and safety as they navigate high school, postsecondary education, employment and other life milestones.
31 paź 2001 · Introduction. asey Life Skills Practitioner’s Guide! This guide gives Casey Life Skills (CLS) Toolkit users a quick overview of the history and purpose of the CLS assessments, how to score them, and insights to youth life skil.
Casey Life Skills (CLS) CLS is a community-based service constructed on the youths needs and strengths identified in the CLS Assessment. The tool assesses the behaviors and competencies youth need to achieve long-term goals.
casey life skills | Resources to Inspire Guide Skill worksheet This worksheet is a tool to help young people and supportive adults collaborate to set goals and reflect on the process of skill building. You can use it for every skill or set of skills that you are working on. DEFINE: What skill I am hoping to develop? (e.g., learn how to take ...
Neurotypical students learn basic functional life skills by imitating their peers, teachers, and other people in their lives. Many of our students, especially autistic students, struggle with these imitation skills and need that explicit life skills instruction.
